• From Mississippi to Mayo and Back: Dr. John Studdard’s Path to Leadership (Part One)

  • Apr 30 2024
  • Length: 29 mins
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From Mississippi to Mayo and Back: Dr. John Studdard’s Path to Leadership (Part One)

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  • In this episode of the "All Physicians Lead" podcast, Dr. Leon Moores sits down with Dr. John Studdard, a pulmonary and critical care physician with nearly 40 years of experience. The two explore Dr. Studdard's journey from growing up in Mississippi to his medical training at the renowned Mayo Clinic and his subsequent career in private practice back home. Dr. Studdard reflects on the powerful influence his Southern upbringing had on his worldview and drive to give back to his community. He shares insights from his decades in private practice, highlighting the efficiencies and close teamwork that defined that environment. The physicians discuss how leadership manifests differently in academic versus private settings and the value of continuous learning from colleagues. Dr. Studdard candidly examines aspects of his career he might approach differently with the benefit of hindsight, advocating for more emphasis on teaching and questioning norms. The conversation underscores how self-reflection enables physicians to elevate their leadership skills and impact throughout their careers. By accepting their inherent roles as leaders, doctors can transform team dynamics, relationships with patients, and ultimately, clinical outcomes.
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